For Myself and Strangers Bound in Time

Title: For Myself and Strangers Bound in Time (North view)
Medium: Chrome and brass bells, monofilament, wooden posts, plexiglass box
Size: 9 ft. 4 in.(h) x 6 ft.(w) x 12 ft.(d)
A site specific installation at Fisher Gallery Courtyard, University of
Southern California. September 1990 to March 1991

Title: For Myself and Strangers Bound in Time (south view)

Southern California. September 1990 to March 1991
Part of an exhibition called Forbidden Entry. The courtyard of the Fisher Gallery was a busy place. People walked and worked there. A reference to antiquity--the black statue on a white pedistal emphasized the University's role as a place to study the past and prepare for the future. At the border where the grass and the brick paving of the courtyard met, a transparent/reflective square sunk into the earth revealed both earth and sky. Six feet into the grass and six feet away into the paving, parallel barrier/goals made of posts spanned by bell screens framed the space, there to touch, to play with to hear, to walk all around, but not to enter.

Title: For Myself and Strangers Bound in Time (Diagram)